Rail crossing arms stuck down cause heavy traffic

Heard on: Broward FL Law Dispatch Group Calls

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And also have 27Ds on address (number withheld),

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(number withheld) Northwest

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4th Street in Andrews and Northwest 6.

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Probably related to the train incident.

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In district three, they're advising the arms are down, causing heavy traffic.

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Yeah, it's definitely related to trains.

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Boy, on up on 51st to save that open.

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Let's get two units to those two different locations and kind of see what we got going on and block off the roadway if possible.

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So far, alpha 427 .

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One two seven, send it over.

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Where do you need me?

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I have one call that came in.

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So far, I have one call came in for (number withheld) northwest 4th street.

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So the possible address, the train arm side is down.

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Two one.

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That was tough one.

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Alpha 321 .

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Go ahead. So far, if you want to respond to Andrews and northwest 6th street, reference to the traffic.

7/2/2026 06:58 PM

Traffic

N Andrews Ave #4th, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301

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As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatchers reported a possible train crossing malfunction near Northwest 4th Street and Andrews Avenue, where the crossing arms appeared to be stuck down and causing heavy traffic. Units were sent to check multiple nearby locations and block the roadway if needed.